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NEW BERNE, N.
C JAN. 80
1886.
filtered St the Post omc. at New Berne, N
w. ..i.- - .ecoixd-cla. natter.
It is Maid that the prospects of the
piwaage or a new tariff bill by C6n
gress are good, T.ue Democrats are
lartrefy In favorafit, and the"Be
pablfoafti,' Ipofejog nrjohthis Ratify
focnpon which the Democratic
lartT will but Iri brains but, are
. willing fo let them have their way,
.Bat there Is a good opportunity for
j the Democrats to frame, a hilt that
will be endorsed by the people., :
. THE Greensboro North Stat has
been publishing and , commenting
upon the 'expenditures of the Agri
cultural Department for several
months. It says now, that in view
of the high toned feeling a m.Qij
sportsmen it had no idea that when
it went gunning for axtravagaoce
and squandering - of the people'.
money, of witnessing jfche scene of
a-. 'a':' il a1
cue SSiaii vnromcie picKiog up me
game and running home withj.it,
claiming it as its own. The ques
tion. Who struck Billy PattersOni?
not yet decided. & w
Recollections
of Old Citizens of Jones
County. ' "V
. f BY OTJB ITEMIZES f 5 j
The grandfather of Joseph Kin
mm a ar ow ivna at. nativa tt CTr 1 1 . i I
one of the first settlers of Kew
Berne , under Graffenreid, whose)
name was Maurice or Morris Kin
eeyj. We hare been unable to-learn
how many children he had; from
the records we learn that one of his
boiis moved to Jones county while
young man, whose name" was
Joseph Kinsey, and settled near
the head waters of the Trent.
This old gentleman was the father
m the subiect of the present sketch.
mid was by trade a blacksmith find
bell maker. I further Mud that he
Lad born to him seven children,
and that the younger one, Joseph,
inherited the old homestead where
he resided when I first knew h:m
He was born October 27th, 1777,
- and was near 60 years old at the
date of my ' first recollection. The
-first time I recollect seeing him was
at Trenton; I can well recollect how
he was having an earnest and ani
mated conversation about the im-
TkrAVartnanf: rt f ha farm nnd f lia mm
. - j
of stock with several of the old
farmers that were present.
' Mr.'Kinsey was not only a farmer,
one an excellent mecnanic; in lacx,
he was 'able to do anything of a
mechanical nature that was needed
in the house or on the farm; was a
blaeksraith, earpenter, wheelwright
ana ineemaKer.
, 'Mb. Kineey accumulated a large
property in lands and slaves during
his Jong and useful life. 1 have
often .heard old people remark that
if they only could make everything
that was 'needed at their homes,
like Mr. Kinsey, they, too, could
8ave money, and improve jjtheir
' farms.' "His; farm" was managed
with a kind of clock work precision;
every tool had its place; no time
was lost in looking ' for it Let
either son or servant neglect placing
It in its place, and the old gent w8
- sura to find it out andcall him to it
rigid account lor his negligence.'
-He 'taught-his slaves habits of
- cleanliness; would . have an inspec
tion of their cabins and would, call
; and if their clothing was hot
neat and cleanly order, they -were
- cure to get a severe reprimand for
their negligence. I ; have- been in-
: formed that when he first Btarted "to
. housekeeping he was very1 poon t
tnuch so that ho only had one plaU
and a knife and fork , lie was man
tied three tim.es. The name of his
first wife I have been unable to
iearn, but his second wife was a
Mfts Brock, and by her hadBix
children, four boys'5 and two girls.
After her death he married a Miss
children, nine bovs and three girls,
All of his boys were instructed in
"a mechanical ;trade; iu fact, they
were all naturallyUpelinett and, in
herited mechanicism from their
ftatLer, MrTKlhsey, '- when he had
become awceaajoid.maQwitn a
prosperous farm and aquier,happy
family, surrounded with peace and
plenty,, owing no man a dollar, came
near being rumea by signing a note
with:one-of his - cousins who was
jthen doing business at New Berne,
and. as; Mr. Kinsey and every one
else supposed. s business to be on
sare-flud firm foundation. Bnt not
eoj this cousin failed and poor Mr.
Kinsey hadto'sbonlder the note.
whicli, 'prthcip'aL " and,. , interest,
amounted, to. near .five thousand
tloltari... But . the old rentleman
fs; equal to theemergeuoy. ' Often
naye 1 seen nis' carts and wagons
pass my home at " sun up, .having
waveieu luaii. njoriiing oy.er uiieen
miles, carryioxbc produce u to New
Berne to "ihv.h as he1 termed it.
his National debt. After a short
while, this old white-haired citizen
would .pass along, and if , he hap
pened to see my father, wonld pull
off his old ranama hat and say
uJobn, this is the .hat that cost me
l a present from my cousin
all l 8hal)everget for. signing his
note." Mr, Kinsey was a man of
very tern peratei' habits; never was
kuown to take adiink iu a barroom;
iu ract never ta.Are,d a drop only on
a Sonday'niorbjiie;. be would then
say he must ,bfii dram or a pig
oca lamo,
Mr. KinsfjMJtudaU of his chil
drmo-. orj hacL their names to begin
with the letter I,iaud bis last son's
name was JaTiftibert. The names
01 Mr; K.mso' ancestors were
sfieHcd thus: Kiucey, but in 1850 or
iowt it was charrged to Kinsey.
1 hayoi Item thought, what a re
mark rfbleMnfWl bo posseswed coull
recollect ilateu and events with
iiiiSfrfikg -certaliityy was a keen ob
server of evervtbme silil had a
wt UU-alhinced judgment ou aliuo.st
everything tluit passed before hi in,
and had he been a tuoiouguly edu
cated man, would have been the
peer of many of our great men.
We learn that the old anvil that
wds u8efbyMr. Kinsey's grand
father titl, afie his iron upon, is
now in poUessi'on of the family and
kepi; by them, as an heirloom, and
we Bpriribse they intend to band.it
over" to others who may succeed
Tlrare ofred, heard him remark
that almost any man could make a
living ofii rich land, but it took a
smart man to do it on poor land.:
This old gentleman was always
sure to-ihave everything that he
carried to market put up in the
neatest manner; .always could ob
tain a better price, as purchasers
always found that his articles were
just as be recommended them. Well
did the old, crti2ens of .New Berne
know him, and glad were they to
see him as he would generally have
orders froiu many of the old citi
zens' for avpeok; of hominy and rice,
a fat shoat or a- fine turkey.
This old, gentleman closed . his
long, useful and eventful life at his
home, where : Mr. Job Jjeary now
resides, aged about 81 years.'
Thus hare I, in my feeble man
ner, tried to prosant to the readers
of the Journal one of Jones coun
ty's most remarkable men whose
life was a pattern for every good
citizen. Tow good citizen was hur
ried; itt the family ' homstead about
15 miles above Trenton, where he
spent the largest. ':number of days
and nis memory s still green among
nia many mends and neighbors,
who ever will honor and cherish the
l.i.'i iiml1
iiuuiu ui ciusepu ivinseyi sr.
APPLTINO POWEB DlEEOT. A
boat will soon be (in readiness to
leave New York for Newport, which
is to test a new means of propulsion.
When a steam-engine is used, bnt
little more than 4 per cent, of the
power contained in the coal is util
ized. Thi is because of the. waste
in the burning of the coal, and the
loss of power in overcoming the in-
ertia of tho machinery.: But in Mr,
Secor'sTessel, soon to leave -New
York harbor, there is to' be no m
chinery.: , Coal fcnd petroleum will
be used to form a gas which, is , to
be expelled through tubes on each
side of the vessel. This gas,- by a
series of rapid explosions, eighty In
a minute, will impingQ ; p gainst the
water from the Bteijn $ the boat,'
thus shoving it ahead : this
method it is supposed that ait 'the
power in coal or petroleum Will be
expended in driving the boat, 1' Ac
cording to the designer 61 this ves
sel, it ought not to o8ti more than
ten cents in fuel to drive - this ives-
sel from New York - to1; Newport.
Should thi8"exprimehfncceed, a
mighty revolution is impending in
the propelingr of; ships at, eea,rr
VemoretfM Monthly. - j;; .n.
Probably the subject- of ' money1,
in some.way.or ;other,! Ties 'ftt .. the
root of . niore famiij ; discord , tha$
any other single topic. Tb"e whole
matter of earning and 'spending it,
of giving and lending it, of using
and misusing it, furnishes contin
ual ground for. disputes and, hard
feeling; an4 that family,"; rich .or
poor, who s introduces othe; eobjeot
only for qaiet consultation and mo
tnal coi ODeratiori .it ' other1: things
beingequai, an erceptionairy nappy
and harmonious lamiiy.
ie)MMfc"
As is usually the osm where an arti
cle of true merit has world-wids rep
utation by its wonderfusuIts,' as tbm
celebrated EUctrio Bitters hi done.
eerUin unprincipled oparties 4iVe
dearored to imlUU theenv and expect
to Induce an oneuspectiBi? public to
purchase their fraudulent wares.' ' Ask
your druggist for the genuine Electric
fitters, that are cuaraiiteed to enre,
and take no others. .Sold by nil drug
i;ifU at fiLy cents,..-, .,.-.,.-, - ... .
' -: i -
A FirorSlass Ojioriuniiy!
A?
4
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$ : i
'''ii:vt?ifffrTirp''wflTT WTTTrn-n-r. cirnnrirr
Vlltia ma ae.aJ.fl AaMAJ Jk AAAJAJ CesAtA l AJ.I A A-lAb UiUUia
.'xj - TTnTfm inn rwnrtr e a swe ,. j'.
. ior me hai cimax i, u&xti " : T; "
AT
ST.
lOJWi
; Absplutely Pure!
He means business, as he wants to make room
t' for a large Spring and Summer, Stock. 1
rl ,,.;-; '...v,' , -
M . Jtl. U ll'AJN JWK.i
:y.n:-AXiA84. OLD STAND.
Si .i
CaDt Sam ;Wat
ters
DlifFTI FORM NtLf WHUlEBT.
M. Crlehton's "JIeMcaiio Pre Bye.'
At hi. old Stand on Middle street, T.
aeliidly, .... .. :..' v KwBcni, W C.
For Hard Times:
9HE ' t)Aiufopimu
!. ; ... oi rj.i odi iol i:;,V
ILLUSTRAttDrMONTHLY
Thl. oowder nerer Tanes. A marvel of
"porlty, strength, and wtaoleeomeness. More
economical than theordlnarjr kinds, and can
not be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
Kwders. Bold only iu cans, iiqyal. bahbu
wdxb Co.. M Wall-st.. . T. novls-lvdw
,oc7 dwCra
I''' f- '. :.i.r;i'; . - - .1. -, .
2,000 Racks Dissolved Koue, - . . .,, , w - j ... . , .
.a Vr, ;.
t:f..i H
Middle stieet. cor. South Front tre t'.' New Berne. N.' !. "t
In tn der to malt'e room for my Spring tocfr, I will sell, for the NtXT THIRTY DATi. my
KNT1MIS STOCK j r i !;iJ j. ' si"..- . -' ; . .... .i.l.,, -'-i '
JXirit JH.ariy reus, nioaks. Jenteys, Khawls, Blankeu Drerstiooda. Boots and HUooa. Huts Trunks, llmhroiua
feert Potatoes ISeanS and Other 1 aobberShoeSj Kubber Coats. , AlsmafuU .BBOrtmentof ottons.' -.'
Garden and Field seeds. f Only Thirty. Days Come Defore'Barirains are crone.
Corner Pollock and Middle Sts.. 1 . j;, ;.. ' ' ' ' " - - ' 1 -
Warehouse, Coiton Exchange Place,
d23 dwtf i . NEW BERNE, N. O.
2,000 Sacks Kainit guarantee
I wrraaa.
t.000 Sacks Pine Island.
1.000 Sacks Focoiuoke.
'Meadows'
STATEMENT I 885.
op;fact; fou tub public
TO XNS1DEU.
Atlanta, Ga., January 13, 1885.
EmerxlUirroni a severe and long spell ol
- 'X'.'
-i.l-;.-,vv;--'v.-'r
UV - B lv .-A
ooorju
er-FliosiIiate
ibwi xvQ.
aim-
; :i -
t .-fli
tint if li
t ;u "u
, IsuermiiiU'Ooi a severe ana long speu oi , .j-. - t . .. . , . . ;, -w
typhmd fever, jdieeovered that u had ettued is UnrivalJed for all 1 MMizivg Pa- posi-r, and esDeciall?
In my riirht leu. which swelled to an enor- . .- . .. . 1. . J
adaptea to tbe growth of ii aitLY TE U OKS.
; t. -i6t i
In my right leg; which swelled to an enor
mous sill, remaining so quite three years,
ualoflna .M ,.voA,mnn, k am.ll nliA, itn.lltr. r ..... tr ... . . "f : II If J.
itt.nnr.,.n n.ti o u,. .nbiA A trial is all tbat is needed to convince any one of the unrivallal excellenecvnf
whiohMfusedtobeaitoanyandailsxternia PO00M0KE, and our references are th planters of this section, as well as pur
application and. the use ofUte most aoted lws iwwwr. muuu puuut. - . '.'"'-f:
Siood poison remedl s. , . ; The following are a few of many Testimonials: -a t. tt - ii -rWnoil
he nleer continued to enlarge, frequently E. H. Mkadows 4 Co., Ne w Berne, . 0. i,:Vfff I -Afi .l ': -i! bra
diseharglng, perhaps, as much as a cupful of I ' - Ieab Bzbs-I have used POCOMOKK fnr: the jn.tt three yeursi on,nty truck funq,.sn4
pus or matter per day., mesne or the nicer nave reoeivea oetter resuiia irora it tnan any other rertuizer, more especially when used
was about two Inches In diameter, extending I under potatoes ana caDDage. I expect to use ten to fifteen tons on the ceit imn. " :
"MAGAZINE"
. r. ii ii, i X .
Wile Twelve Cat Ptpmr PsWras efyooii ewa
aeleetiee sad of say site.
Both Pubucatiors, One -Year,
JOlt
Aftee Homb Bulk What !
Suppose that a. Parliament shonld
convene on College Green in Dublin;
wonia Ireland Tbe any better off I
All Irishmen "wonld . answer 'cer.
tainly," bnt there wonld be serious
difficulties in the factions wonld be-gia-to
spring ap directly -the Irish
Parliarpeat coeyeaed. Charles 8.
ParnelMow1 a bvro, for it ia un
der JukillfQl leadership -that the
Iristf nedjW splendid - a riotory.
He will boennrenra in tbe oouncils
of the new- carfe8nd will be held
respomiible if tbe- great "pprerty- of
iuo Ansa peopie conunaes. xnis
misery, it should be remembered, is
in Jrtwt fie'aod-t6 jrVmerlcan coni
PtrW,t)al! Jahi? hogiind cat
tle are eo cheao that, we can inder-
saQi the Irish at (heir own doors al-
ntUKafnMlaUU of tilng the
BIittrmainfictntefl,fr bit this
jyrrtyXadrl '.to the.; distress of
thoM rWwibrjdiopTrtcbnse goods.
Shonld te fail trr bring; reasonable
prosperity t Irjehpid within a short
time,, Paraellv, wonld be blamed.
and his career, so far eo brilliant,
wiirp-aa iw clouds and disaster.--
DempreV t filontkly. . .. x !
,'1 11. . 1 . I! 1 SS . 111
"What is the price of this axle
greasel" askrHhe tiew clerk of a
Chicago grocery" dealer; 'thera is
, aepenqs op yqar customer, ir
he-asM Jfor asJe grease, charge bim
fifteen ents'a'ponnd;bnt if he wants
oleomargarine, make it thirty
cents. ' ' --
; Of m '.the ksLg$iih68C
ONTAININQ Steries, Poem sad other titarar.
y-1 ettrsetieBa, eoBibiai.g Artittlo, Soi.atiflo and
lUustmttd mvUh Orifftnml mI JBnffrevi
fin WoodeuU. tnmking it tAe Model
Maguminm fUmtrtom. ,- "
tW"Eack Kagacine . eontalna. a ' CO ETON
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the World's Model Majpudne. The Xarg-esi S
Form, the lra-aat in riimilattnn anil tho hat
-x n u xroiiar jramur Mairaatne Issued. "1888 will
te the Twenty-second year of Its nubUcation
It fmoroved and an AxtAnolvAli
lace it In -the .front rank of Famil
it is oontlnui
as to place
Periodicals, and equal to any mi
contains 72 patrea, large quarto, I :
elegantli printed and fully illusti
lisbed by W. Jennings bemorest, New Torkj
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The Only Flrst-slaag Konse In, the City,
Omnibus eonneett - with . all Trains and
Steamers. Lane sample rooms, tor; comtner;
The BAR and billhbd jteira um
reoently oeen refurnished and fitted up ft
good style with Billiard and fool Tables, ,
Trj a- nn
JVaaaSLOII VUiiegC,
FOB MALESAKD1 FEMALES,
Spring Term.itee, opened ,Jap, 4th, ,r
..The session Iffia,' oWwlrst Thqrsaajr
in June.' " . " ' ' ." '
Number &roUed te date for 188VM is 155. 1
; Basldea ordinary English branches, Latin,
Greek,' German, .French. Surveying and
Book-keeping are tangbt. The sciences bays
else a place in the eurrlenlnm. - " -J
IVIUII UU, UVWWt AA, JW I
Thru R HonM. Pta K.. Prof. Mathematics.
Oeorare IX MeeesTProf. Vocal and Inst. Masts,
Mrs. K. H. Lewi. Bnpt. Female Department
and instructor in junior bug nan Classes?
Mies Katie Lewis, Instructor Primary Dep'U
rnpiis reoeivea a. any time. ,
Catalogues, on application to Principal. ;)
Klnetoo. M. C. Jany th. UM. , -; r -; dw fw -,
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Jfcn and Beasti--
' Mostans liniment Is older tbao '"
.mostmcn, and, usc4tmprc pnd, j!
more erery yeAt . ri
tee depth near the bone. Atone time.it sp,
peared that the flesh in all conuou spartllg.
.would surely become a running sore, as its
peculiarly, flabby, spotted and unhealthy
condition clearly indicated, and It was lntl
mated that I might lose my leg My condi
tion (became so critical, and the nicer en
larging so rapidly, we aeut for Dr. J. P
Dromgoole, who made a thorc ugh examine
tlon.and said thai the flesh on my leg for six
Inches around the sore would soon slough off
if not remedied! tbat I must commence thp
useofB. B.J3. 1
I acted acoordlng to his lnstniettons, and
after netaRths second bottle the ulcer looked
fresh and healthy and commenced healing,
continued the nse of B. B. B., and to the
great astonishment and sntlslaotlon of my.
self and friends, the clear continued to heal
rapidly, and is now entirely well, and I am
attending to my business at W. H. Brother
ton's store. 1 . ,
I refer .to W. H. Brotherton, W. B. Gone
MAjorUACooK, Ur. I'ark, Dr. J. L. Pinson
and others of Atlanta. '
: For sale wholesale and retail by R. N
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Yours truly,
I used PO0OM0KE under
thorough test by the side of
best.
cats, applying at the rate of li pound to the acre, giving, It
No. 1 Peruvian Guino, fend the action of POOOMOKtC wai iili
" r.u snipes, zont etetion,' va " 8
I used POOOMOKE super-phoirphute this year, in connection with sevtral -of the beat
Guanos on the market and think it less good. If not better, ban any I ever used, It hastens
the crop more and makes cotton mature earlier than any I ' srufed, consequently have very
little stained. - . j ,.-B:J.-; JLPE.V. Frankllntoa. tfrtr.td
Where I applied POOOMOKE at- the rat, of 200 pounds i Oie sere I make one sad e
half bushels of peanuts to the shook, against three pecks to the shock on ths same land
where no Pooomok was used. !-. ' B. G. GBAY.Bmltiiflsld.Va.lt
B. H. MEADOWS & CO., Agenti, New Boine, :'JSi'lM
PBKEMAV, JiLOYD. MAS( .V DRYDKN," MTra'', Jt.
deoltdwsm , (.-h i;fi..r.,-v ! NorfolU," V is,
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BiuldersA Material, MachiniBts' StipllesKacliin'ery', Cottoif
fSins. "Eno-infifi. fJnt.t.rtTi Vtrhpr. TTaw 't Prucaoo. 1 V.Att "WOtii'
y RELI3L SLF CURE GraM Pans, ' Rubber i aad .leather Belting,, Lace Aa'therl
a ferorite prescription of on. 0f the mt Machine 0il,.White Lead, Mixed Faint, Linseed Oil. Glass.
. ooted and successful irci.i list, in th II. S. . - - . -. , -vf
jto Rami) for the c, of jfervon. beauty. f utty, Lime, tiricK. cement,1 riaster. , BUILIIEIIS! LIATSs
Lt HuakiMd, WfiUntM and Still T" ( , ; t - t ff - . 1 ... , ' xr jl xn , T
aptsutKaWanreiopeFrw. Drugg,.c sua. ; E.IAL--Meclianics . n Tools, Builder Ilardwaie. , Cairia?a
Address pr. warp & co., Louisiana. Mo. j Material, Saddlery, Steam and Gas Pipe,: Iron i and Bra mm
13U LI im O 11 C u U U II Up Cultivators, Harrows, Etc., Cotton Bagging and Ties; u Bope
Twine, Etc., at LOWEST MARKET PBICE3:
.. - Aent and Bottler
Aleuts for Fire and Xxf Insurance
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TO TIIEPUBLIGS
lOUR STORE IS FILLED WITH
Cboipe Groceries, ; . .
Canned Goods, . ' :
.flIrovisions1j;;:-ET:
? .Boots and Shoes, .;. . '
' ts, , , ...(Of ths best make,) ,
HVtJ Gqods,:
"StfHaaiid CapsY;-:
SiSK Crockery, Etc.;
In fact we keep everythlns; that is kept in
Pint Olata Variety Store, all of which we arc
nfferln. AS LOW A3 .T11K LOWEST at
Wholesale or Retail. , v
Come and see us and be convinced.
ROBERTS & BRO.,
': Hid --' street, New Berne, N. C
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New Berne, N. C.
t Beeswax, -
AS BUYER OF. BEESWAX VS WlLi
nntll further notice, pay' 5e. prr lb. free
I op board steamer at New Berne.
, V. H. EOWpLEAK 4 CO..
oca deod S;n
IVwton, Mpm
This beer took nreminma at the On
tenniei Exhibition at HiiladelphU and W . P. BURTlTJiS & CO.,
3 tbe f'srlsllr position. Keeps better than I ' V C 3TT0T
CHRISTMAS, ' NEW ;YEAR,;
FOURTH OP 'JVliY,' '
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And many other days are coming, and 1 hope
all may live In good health and enjoy then.
flow one of the most rational ways Is U go
to PALMER'S CIGAR HTOHK, and get a
Fine Cigar that la worth smoking. 1 hsva
thousands of them pnt bp expressly fog
PRESENra to your 'frlendg, a boxes of kiL
from one dollar to two and a half dollar. 2
-box; and always the eholoeat kind atrrutll
ut inose woo appreciate a tine cigar, from
Sc., ll)o , 20c. to 36c. for one cigar, or good ones
by th box of Mor loo. . . ... . a .
WM. L. PALMER, .
Middle Street, next to the coi. or Month FrOnk
,JIEW BERSli, N.O. .
ITotied,
l i-V : CH1BLEI E. NELB6I "...:..(
Has removed to his old stand on Rroad street,
between A tax. Miller ,nH k. m p.v,.
he would be pleased to see his friends and
customers, and supply them with the fen
Beef, Veal and Mutton the market stlnnia.
;f Meats dell vemd tninvr.rtnf n,..,!.
l fee of charge.. . , aultuljL.
ROBERTS EElIIir." I
IVew Berne. J.
Oulj first class Companies rei re i
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Tire. IL's tad ItT.izzi lz:--. . t
ToUl Capital over Fortr' V t O
: Dollars". J ; y
any other in warm climates, and is the
favorite brand wherever known.
For sale in kes or crates. dw
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